Generaly, you execute make to ensure that a project it made.so what's the best way to ensure that a project has been made before executing 'make' in the current directory?
But I'll assume you mean something else, like
"How do you resolve prerequisites in other directories of targets in the current directory ?"
(does that make any more sense ?)
======================= any_more_sense: a.o b.o c.o -lproject
# to build libproject.so lib%.so: $(MAKE) -C $(project_dir)/$* =======================
I use something alot more complicated because all my "projects" arent under the same flat directory but you get the idea. (excuse my tabless mail composer please)
Cheers,
-Tristan
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